Found Something For The Amanco To Run

Sorry mate no vid today to blo*dy cold lol, but here's a pic to be going on with

Also thinking of having some sort of decal on the side of the tank something along these lines, that's if I can find someone to knock them up for us

that looks rather nice that does mate , nice for the magpies too  

didnt like the galv look of the tank then ?

matt

No mate the old one was far to big took ages to fill this one is about half the size and as said not to keen on the galv look lol

matt86 wrote:that looks rather nice that does mate , nice for the magpies too  

didnt like the galv look of the tank then ?

matt

Spent the day making a new slider bar so that I can use the loose pulley, cutting and welding all done just needs a rub down and painting will put some pics up later

come on mate your dragging your heals a bit   

matt

Here you go Matt pics as requested, sorry about the quality done this evening

nice job mate

now be able to swap from fast and loose pulleys

matt

The whole pump now needs a good clean and rub down with some WD40

Graphics now sorted for the tank should pick them up next week, there's no background colour just the lettering which are gold with a buff white outline, size is 10" x 4" edge to edge

Decals now sorted on the tank so jobs now finished, roll on next project lol

Looks great Abes   Jonesey

abes
loving the decal mate
nice touch there
kev

Quality all over it! - nice looking set up squire.

Best

Hamish

At last a good day and no rain so at last managed to sort a couple of pics

Looks great Abes
Jonesey

Glad you like it mate

JONESEY wrote:Looks great Abes
Jonesey

Wow, That is a smart piece of kit. well done!

Looks good Abes, a first class job. One small point (not a criticism!) will the water blow away from the tank in windy conditions as there is quite a distance between tap and tank? Seen some with an elbow where your tap is and a pipe facing downwards, leaving a gap of around six inches or so above the tank. I only mention it as I have problems with the milk cooler in the wind and I had to make a windshield for it! Of course I realise that you don't actually have windy rallies down South.....  

Pete.

Foden wrote:Looks good Abes, a first class job. One small point (not a criticism!) will the water blow away from the tank in windy conditions as there is quite a distance between tap and tank?  Seen some with an elbow where your tap is and a pipe facing downwards, leaving a gap of around six inches or so above the tank.  I only mention it as I have problems with the milk cooler in the wind and I had to make a windshield for it!  Of course I realise that you don't actually have windy rallies down South.....  

Pete.

not untill when someone has been on the scrumpy the night before !